Sacred Texts -- Pacific Islander Religions

Te Pito Te Henua, or Easter Island: Villages and Habitations

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The Catholic missionaries built at Vaihu, on the south coast, near Cape Koe Koe, a commodious and substantial church, a parsonage containing three rooms, and several outbuildings. The house is now the residence of Mr. Salmon, the outbuildings are occupied by his employés, and the church has degenerated into a storehouse for wool.

Te Pito Te Henua, or Easter Island: Villages and Habitations

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